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Prom the II ston Press.
our religious reporter, happening az the races
yesterday, sought the ladies' stand as the place
mosf remote nom the pool selling. but found that
the business WAS going on very actively among
the ladi = and that they were quite as much
Interested In giving and getting "tips'
as The men at the other end OF the
seemed very much annoye By the inconvenie ac es
which were In the way VI the ladies making beta
They suggested that IL would b an excellent ar
rangcmeut 10 have q book makers stand placed In
the ladies stand for the convenience VI those who
wished 20 place their money on the different
hors-s. They want a good-looking and an accom-
modatiag book-maker who viii always give large
Old-. Possibly these ladies will establish q book
LuAker,n stand and run Il themsAlVes
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TINHoMAs Z wAGdAMAN. Raj E.s.se Ayct,en..r
CaANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL xsrarx
AND.A-HALf AND SIXTH STREETS soTfa.

=. BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
me esxn % coHsmola pas-ed IN equity cause "a
iss PrsTFi's SeT T5 IhID the fiSH
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the east half OF lot numbsrsd
seven lIl IN reservation d. situated on Maryland as-
BY dwelling house and large brick stable
Terms OF sale: One-thrd NJ cash. and the balance
with interest from day Of SALE the payment thereof 20
be secured by the pronissory o. the purhaser
or purchasers or all the purchase money can be psid
cash on day Of sale ratfcation Oh sale by the
money and interest No deed given until purchsss
money and interest be paid deposit OF e200 will lie
aneing at cost OF purchaser II terms be not complied
sold At risk and cost Of defaultine purchaser.
s. s. HENKIE Trustees.
Once $50 Louisiana ave.
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MEDICAL. &c.

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The Oldest Established .naou,y a.,,.s,s 1.a.,
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TIE NV HAMYsaRE LpGrsLATulk-In the New
hsmp>hire house yesterday afternoon me OIL rati-
uinx and confirming the Lease of the Manchester
shd Lawrence RailrUsd 10 the Boston and Maine
Tor nlty years was pazsed under Q suspension OF
the rulez The bill Containing Amendments re-
garclng railroad fares was passed without debate
nndef suspension Of the raiea 1he house passed
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THIEVES m BISHOPS RESIDENCE Bishop Gil
InOre's residrnce, ad1oining St JOINS cathedral
cleveland, Ohlo, was enleied By burglars Tuesday
night no stole all the linen belonging TO the es-
tabllshrpent. The thieves tried 10 blow open the
door OF the safe. but were not successful
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FoK.xEH on sHxRnAN.-At Mansriei.

FORAKRH on SHKRhAN-At Mansneid, OHIO, Gov.
FORAKER addressed q large audience last night at
Miller's Opera House. In the outset % his speech
the governor said that all ONO republicans hoped
and expected tue party would be restored 70 power
nea year with sherman as President Referring
20 national an airs the governor touched upon he
tam question as the all-important question, and
especiany mentioned the stand taken by Ohio
advance step toward free trade. lie closed with
MS usual attack ON the President for the rebel nag
order.
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THKkArrSEp srfr AGAINST THE T. = O. RAILROAD.
An Indianapolis dispatch says: Annie p. Black,
the vile OF Conductor Cassius p. Black, who was
run over on the Baltimore and Ohio road at Locust
PUNT, Nd, Is making some sensational charges
against that road and the surgeons who attended
her husband she says that while walking on the
tracks In 'front.' OF his train he fell into an excava-
lion and run over before he couid escape from
his penious position she also says he was left
four GO ave hours In the chilly wind lying on q
stretcher. without medical attendance OF any sort
Tue surgeon then gave some drug 10 the sufferer,
who immediately said, "Oh, Annie, you're the only
''fvu are . murderer" said Mrs Black 70 the sur
geoa, Who replied: "fie could not have lived more
than thr-e days anyway" hra Black says she
VIII retuIn " Baltimore and institute 10000
damage suit against NE Baltimore and Ono road
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HTAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOT on CONNECTI-
MI CUT AVENUE. BETMEEN RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE AND STREET NORTHWEST
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOvEMBER IN
FIRST, at FIVE O'CLOCK. we win SELL In front ~
of the premises, part Of -

beginning for the same Connecticut 80 feet
northweslerly from southwest Of said lot
70 corner OF said lot thence
thence south with west line Of said alley 147S feet to
point said line distant Bliss feet north of south
OF said lott thence westerly parallel with
south line Of said lot IA 90 feet the place OF begin
ming Of the finest Building Lots In the city, being
Terms: One-third cash: balance In one snd two
years notes 70 bear six cent interest payable semi
ises or al cash. at option Of purchaser Conyeysnc-
quired time Of sale Terms TO be complied with in
ten daya otherwise resale 1t risk and Of defautng
purchaser after i've days public notice such rsaie
In some Newspaper pubhshed in Warrington. DC
o2@d DUNCAN6ON BIOS, Aucta.
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IHs kAlsss A. HrNIsnAn.-Empero William
rturned 70 Berlin yesterday. during his Wat 70
Nernagerode, o-siies driving out and dhAring In Q
oattue nor deer and Wild boafz he played bllnArds
e.ss ainner The record o. the slngle dAyp shoot
ooArx On fntay, accompanied By Prince W1inam,
sne emperor VIII 90 70 schorfhAide 70 take part In
Anolner hunt.
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The Minister Began Co swear.
IRRATIONAL scKsk IN a METHODIST SUNDAY sCHoo
HIISOrS

MAneHAII, III, October I.-Westneid, this
county, was treated 70 big sensation sunday. J.
l. Young, the recently appointed Methodist min
tster arrived there last week. and while supenn-
tending the sunday school suddenly began 10 use
profane and abusive language and seemed aDout
secured a. n was seen that he had become raw
Ing maniac. He was al once brought 10 THIS city
and confined In Jail He sang religious songs
during the entire trip and since his Incarceration
has made the Jail resound with gospel hymns,
Angling constantly. He Is quite q talented young
minister Tut has been subject TO such spells re-
Gently Indeed, ne at one time was an inmate OF
an insane asylum The cause OF his sudden attack
Was religious excitement.
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TELEGRAMS TO q'HE STAR


10 Cigarettes Cause Insanity
eviction WHICH n AauArISG THR PARENTS on
DETROIT.
DETROIT, October 27.-Durtng the past seventeen
months an unusually large number OF young men
have besn sent 70 the insane asylum In this state
IL happens that nearly all OF them were large con-
sumers Of cigarettes and this fact has given rise
70 the report that cigarette smoking the cause
OF their insanity. In several cases this Ia posi-
lively known 70 be the case, and there Is conse-
Quently considerable alarm felt By parents for
tneiT cigarette-consumfng sons
A case OF deafness rom this cause 10 the person
Of prominent society youHg man has been re-
ported Health Oc1cer Duff1eld says that not long
ago ne WAS called on BY an anxious father BIO has
several sons, 70 analyZe various brands Of cigar.
etses. with view 70 laying the facts II the little
Damsid found no opium In the cigarettes he ana
Vsed, and does not believe that insanity Is CAUSED
or continued oy their use. Other physicians differ
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THoMAs BOWLING, AuctioDeer.

PlRR1PERri. IN South WASH NaToN, IN
sSXyAhE S4l BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR
AAFfaps fARtANl1FS sIREETs WEST. AND n" AND
BY virtue u decree Of the Supreme Court car
OF sne district OF Columbia passed IL the cause ~
q Mntes st e. vs. Miller 81 al Eq. No. 1926. -
Docket the undersigned trustees will sell 1t public
eucti1n3 IN front of the premises on WEDNEsDAY,IHE
s sasTH T PAY 2F NGyEMBEB D. 1887, AT Hail.
at,, real estate stuaed in the city Of
iouows. 70 wit Lots numbered Ave 90; ten (10),
eleven I'D twenty SIX l26) and twenty t2s) in
square numbered Five Hundred and Forty-one CAD ;
iof having frontage Of 40 feet inches on south
street and running back to Q 3O-foot alley lots
~ ana w ~ being On the corner Of Foursnda half
west, and running back 10 . 2S-foot alley.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree: One
niru OF tne purchase money in cash. and the balance
IN Que ~ and two CD years tor which the notes Of the
purchasers will be taken bearing interest at per
cent from the day Of sale secured by Deed Of
upon the property sold all cash at the option Of the
purcnseef OF purchasers
DEL Of 400 each lot viii be required At the
time OF sale. II the terms not complied with in
ten oay the trustees the right resell at the
rk ana Cost OF the defaultng purchaser Taxes to be
paid 70 November 1. 1887 all conveyspcing ut pur-
TuOS r Euourp
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A NsrsnASp GRAufCpE.-An attorney q mar
oleheaA hass, informs X @. Clair, OF NIL Hall,
Pa, that TnoS H. Hinton, OF Mafbishead, who
said 70 De worth e1so0o 70 Clair, out Of Grsutude
Ior Inc latter having saved his life during TIE late
war b<h were soldiers aud Hinton, .ho was
SAfrisd Ion the neid and helped 70 the hospital
~ his comrs1e Clair
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucue1e.l

ssp2EFtk22Tf fEkEEEP%EkIST 3k THikiS:fSykSA
FiEsT t6k y sfkfEfr.o AVENUE AND
SSTSkkS rfasfsi "a. SH = Sc 6
Sch9rK RRM on ne Rssmi... p.rs q lot No
Ming al FEET FROM L. sa,,en 70 oeoystoyp Besin.
street, thence south % to an alley; shencs west
the bsginning improved with q frame dveiinS house
Terms OF ssis; ons,taird cash residue IN two equal
from ne DAY OF sale or the purchaser may ray ali
cash; $5O deposit At time Of sale. Conveysncins 81
FRED. W, JONES, Trustee.
AZ louiafana
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Why the Bride was Missing.
sus LAD SEEN MAlIIRD fns NfGH1 DBpoRB
ASOTHRx NAN.

ANoTHBB NAN.
BRAZIL IND, October 27.-Miss Jennie stewart.
vho mysteriously disappeared few minutes b.
foee the hour set for her marriage 70 Mr. A. B.
warren, OF Evansville Tuesday night, has been
foand- IL transptres that she had been married
toe night before TO another man, Nj L n john
son Of ONO The matter had been kept secret
and was not known fully I'LL the county clerk
record Was examined aud the on1ctAting minister
fo1nd The parties are all young and respectfully
connected, and the affair has created quite SEN
sation In society circles Mt. Warren Is steaay,
hard-working young man, who has saved up ms
earnings for cosy home. Tnd ulow was uneA-
Rected. and, for the time, az least crushing.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoNAs BOWLING Auct,ooerr

NJ DV"LhNU, Aucuonecr.
SA tsslon af prk sAHI9s sy,Js 4sShSIH
IYR THR55ks, SOLID tklSGiTo cENTH aA IA
NUT MARB E-ToP CHANBER frRSiTrRF
SITS AND Span kTE fifCEs. xsH AND
NAL ExTLNsloN AND ofHkR nfNfS.s fx--
on fsIph NS So SHMEs sS &c; AT AgcJIoN
kL9inL III us. Commencing u TEN O'CLOCK, q
renus nse NO ot0 Indiana avenue, near City Hail,
anal -. N sxosLent Collection OF household 6srea
o2A-Se THOMAS DOWIIN0 Aucs,onesr.
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cut nails 1od and larger 80 20 p kegs other sizes AZ
the usual advance steel nails So so.
10xl4 I4x20. 12xl2. SO: TX 10xl4, 14x2O and
1912, $775; &C. 14k20, roofing tin So 25 &c. 2Ox
IS SIC 80 H. block tin, in pigs 26c; in bars, 27e
and 10 per. cent discount. Sheet zinc. &c. Ccrner
bottoms. 23c. Panished copper. Soc Solder, l5la
017c. Wire, go per cent. off list.
LEATHER, HIDES AND TALLow.
LRArHRR-Oak sole. 80 d37cs hemlock sole 26 q
32c, harness 50 d35c: skrting, 81 03se; black bri
die, 10 doz.. S6O065; fair bridle,. $6037S tb doz
city kip. s6oaso; French kip. s5s0sl 20 city calf
HlDEs-No. cured, Sc: No. 1 green. 6l9c: No.
calf, green. &c. No. calf cured &c; dry salt 1Oc;
flint, IL. Damaged. onethird off the above prices
SHEEP SKINS-25 "a Soc.
TAtLow-Prime 3 d3lse.
GREAsE-Brown, 2iac; yellow 2Ac white, 3l204c.
OLE CAKE.
Oil cake and oil meal / 900 lbs. $40; 2oo0 lbs.
$25. Bags and drayage extra.
PRODUCE.
BuTTER-Crcamery, 2s93Oc choice country, Is
3i7e.
BEEswAx-Dark, lsc; yellow, zoe.
hGGs--Shippers paying l3e; selling from store at
FEArHERs-Prime geese, 504oc y ID; mixed
PouLTRy-FTens, Sc; ROSTERS, 4c; ducks 6lec p
70; geese "a 80 doz hen turkeys, 7lac y b; toms,
6l9c y Is.
23c; braid, Is021c bury, Cotswold and black, 5 o
10c less. We quote prices farmers iots on large
lots slightly higher prices are paid.
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRIcEs-Steam lart &c; sweet picked
hams. 10. Soc sweet picked shoulders g. 7oc; short
ribs, 7.50e.
JOBBING PRICEs-Smoked Meats-Sugarcured
hams, 10 to II TBS average. I2aic: 10 lbs average
IL l2c; 1719 TBS average, l2l4c 20 fbs and
over. 12c; cottage hams medium average, Be-
California hams Sl4c; sugarculed b1 eakfast bacon,
l lie; sugar-cured shoulders 10 to II lbs average
Sc; dried beef hams. 120l5c. Bacon. clear sides
% to 30 lbs average 9lac; 40 tbs and average
9l4c; backs, medium weight, 9l4c bellies, medium
weight. Toe. Dry-salt and Picked Meats-Clear
sides. (unsmoked) Ss1c; clear backs unsmoked) 4c
clear bellies, tunsmoked), 81 clear pork " brl zoe
TBS, SIC; ham and rump pork. to 3-i5 pieces
without bone. $l4. Boloyna-Skin large small
6l2c; cloth. large small. &c. Lard-Pure leaf ket
tlerendered in tierees Sl4c in u brls. $3.50; 50ih
cans in l0O-ib cases. S35c; 2O-lb cans, in SO-f
81sc: 10 b in 60 b cases, sac: D t
in so tb cases. S7sc Refined Lard-In tierces, 1l4c
Sob cans in 100 III cases 7lac.
SEEDS
Clover-Comlnon red or June. prime trecleaned}
81 % "a. so U bu; English mammoth, prime IRE
cIeaned), $4. 2504 40: Alske, prime: $707; so; Al
falfa prime. $7.2507.50; white. So. 500S; prime
timothy $202.25 p blu; extra clean blue grass
20 09Oc y bu: red top, 75c0$1 p bu: orchard grass
$3.50 90 y bu: German met, 81 ~ blu; com
millet 75c ~ bu: fax-eed selected, 81. 10 a
LAO ~ bu; seed rye, 75c " bu old popcorn 203
" tb; new popcorn 60075c ~ bu; hemp 3lec
canary &c: rape, Sc W fb
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as when prices rule steady or show an upward
tendency. The unsettled feeling with respect to
the value OF coffee has had the same influence in
curtailing business in this staple, while much
the same features are found in the tea trade in
consequence OF the freedom with which Eastern
holders are seeking outlet for their supplies
through the auction room The produce market
is fairly active. All receipts of eggs, poultry
and butter are promptly taken for local con
sumption at our best quotations. Apples are
little off on increased receipts and lighter de-
mand while not quotably lower. Irish and
sweet potatoes are weak, never of late years sell
Ing as low on the first day of March as this year.
The provision market is still moving along at
high tide. Dealers are all bulls on the market
GRAIN,
The local wheat market presents no new feat
ures. Receipts are exceedingly light and prices
firm at our quotations. Corn is ia o stronger
position than on Monday. All grades are
shade higher Receipts are increasing. but
dealers show no disposition to make concessions
to effect sales. In oats but little is doing; re-
ceipts light Track bids on Change to-day were
as follows:
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Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the Two
Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the Two
Great Centers.
NEW YORK, March 1.-Flour-Recepts IT,
072 brls and sacks; exports, 100 brls, 81, O15
sacks.
Wheat-Receipts 10. 700 bu; exports, 451, 044
bu. Spot / q Ic and options a &c lower closing
steady. Export trading rairly active, specula
ton moderate. Sales, g. 952 900 bu futures and
597, 900 blu spot No 2 Chicago. Ole; No. hard
94sc in store, 50 SIG 095sc delivered: ungraded
red, sya9lac No. red, SIZE; No. 2 red, s9ac
elevator, SO a89Ic f. o. b.; No. red, 92c: No
white. 90lc; extra red, 92Ic delivered; No 2
red. March. 88. a 68sc. closing at 9S4c: April S94
089sc, closing at S9sc; May, 80 1-l6090 9l6c,
closing at 90tc; June, 90z lie, closing at 90sc
July. 81 09isc, closing at Ole; August. 9lsD
0lsc closing at 9lsc; September, 92s d 92sc
closing at 92sc; December, 95! a 6 3-16c, closing
ut 96sc.
Corn-Spot steady and moderatvely active;
options more active; March &c better; others
s0sc lower. Receipts, $50 bu; exports, 106-
lbs Blu; sales, i, 3o0,0 900 bu futures. l22,OOo bu
spot; uncraded 48 49ac; steamer. 47s a. s4c ele-
vator, 40 0494c delivered; No q 49tc elevator
49t 049ic f. o. b., 503c delivered; No. 2 March.
4SA G49c, closing at 49c; April, 48s 04Ssc closing
Mt 4Sac: May, 48s a 48sc, closing Mt 4Ssc; June,
asa 64Ssc. closing at 48Ec. Oats shade lower
and fairly active. Receipts, 1880 bu; exports
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Improving Under More Favorable Con-
ditiOns Of the Weather

Trade Improving Under More Favorable Con-
ditions of the Weather
INDIANAPOLIS, March l.
cheerful sun and improvement in the
condition Of the country roads has done much to
stimulate trade, and in most departments con-
siderable activity was noticeable to-day.
Country merchants filed into dry goods houses
in larger numbers than any day this year. and
handsome bills were sold. Stocks are low and
the merchants disposed to purchase literally as
the prospects in most lines of dry goods are to
ward higher rather than lower prices, eonse-
quentiy it is good time to buy, and then the
stocks are fresh and large from which to select.
Groceis. as well, report trade as good. Prices
are firm, except for roasted grades of oeffees.
which had been pushed up to point which the
dealers could not maintain. However sugars
are net in a strong position in Eastern markets.
and decline is more probable than a fur.her
advance. The unsatisfactory tone of the sugar
market is the result of increased production OF
the refineries so that the available offerings
from day to day have been in excess Of tho re-
quirements of the existing demand, and buyers
viii not stock up as freely upon IN easy market
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet
and unchanged. No spring wheat, u q Zoe;
No. corn. 334 a 354c. No. oats, 1880 No.
2 rye &c. No 2 barley, 5O052c. No / fax
seed, ST. 08; prime timothy seed ST. 81. Mess pork,
per brl. $lS l50 S.37A Lard, per 100 lbs. ST. 02a
0705. Short ribs (loose). 7.70077 5c; dry-salted
shoulders (boxcdt, 60625c; short clear sides
(boxed). 82008.25c. Whisky, distilers' fin
shed goods, per GAL, $1.18. Sugars-Cut-loaf,
6k 06sc; granulated, &c; standard A, ST az sc.
market was firm creamery 2303oc per ID;
dairy, 22} a 26c per ID. Eggs. 151 a Ice per doz
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 brls; wheat, 20, 900 bu
corn. $4,000 bu oats, 1s0. 600 blu; rye. 1900 bu;
barley, ~ GOO bn ShipmentsmFlour, p, GOO brls;
blu; rye, 1000 blu; barley, 1000 bu.
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Oils.

NEW YORK, March Petroleum opened strong
at 81 7eo advanced to 6314 reacted 62l2c;
the close it was bid up rapidly to &c. but it broke
again and closed at SO 7sc and weak Sales, 3,546
600 barrels. Turpentine dull at 38lac.
OIL CITY Pa. March National Transit certiH
Gates opened at 81 ec highest 645sc; lowest 81 sc
closed at 63ac. Sales ,298 600 brls; clearances,
1442 900 brls charters, AZ. 857 brls; shipments,
s. 742 brls.
PITTSBURG, Pa, March 1.-Petroleum irregular,
active and frer; National Transit certificates opened
at 617ec closed at 634c; highest, 64iac; lowest,
81 7sc.
WILMINGTON, March 1-Turpentine firm at
5lsc.
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NEW ORLEANS. March 1..-Cotton steady: mid.
ding, 9lsc; low middling 1906 good ordinary
Sasc; net receipts. 1851 bales; gross, 9173 bales
exports to Great Britain 1850 bales; exports the
continent 800 bales; sales 8. 252 bales; stock $751;
313 bales.
NEW YORK, Marcia &c L. Greene & Co. g re-
port cotton futures says There slightly bet
the opening and holding it to the close with fair
showing of steadiness.
LIVERPOOL March 1.-Cotton quiet and un-
changed sales, 10, 600 bales, including 1000 bales
for speculation and export, and G, 500 bales Amer
lean.